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The Russellville Democrat., 1887-04-27
bclE pjIcTErc For Bilious Fever and all
HUuE DUOlIn0 Malarial Troubles. so cts.
Annual Meeting of Russellyille
VIC. H. u.

The w. c. II. u. met in the Christian
Church April 18th, at ? O'Clock, y.
M, opened by singing 'Lead me to
the Rock that is higher than /, - script
ure reading by Mrs. Haney, and pray
er by Mrs. Thatch,
Calling of the roll, to which sixteen
answered, reading from the Pathfind-
er by the presi lent in reference to
method of conducting annual meetings,
after which she gave q very encourage
ing account of work done the past
year.
Literature distributed, several thou
sand pages the w. G.. L. u. represent
ed at all Sunday Schools, conventions,
mass meetings, picnics, camp meetings,
&c. Band of Hope in most hopeful
condition.
Six departments of work were taken
up during the year, viz: juvenile,
scientific temperance instruction in
schools, unfermented wine at the Lords
table, press work, music, and social
purity, with the following Superin-
tendents: juvenile, Mrs. Dora Jamison,
scientific instructor, Mrs. NJ M, Pruitt,
unfermentel wine. Mrs. Ill. l.. White,
press work, Miss Fife Haney, music,
Mrs. Maggie Rose; social purity, Mrs.
l.. b. Smade.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year were President, Mrs. o. p. Haney,
reelected by unanimous vote; Seetre-
tary Mrs. Nj. A. Baird Treasurer Mrs.
j. j.. Shinn, reelected; Corresponding
secretary, Mrs. 5. +. Jobe; Vice pres
idents from NJ. u. G, South, Mrs. IL. l..
White, NJ. f., Mrs. Lottie b. Smade ;
o. 5. Pres, Mrs. NJ. Il. Oates; Chris
tian, Mrs. A Bernard; Cumberland
Pres, Mrs. S. Mason; Baptist, Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Wooten.
The following delegatrs were elected
to the coming State convention, which
meets in Hazen, Wednesday, May the
4th. Mrs. o. Z. IIaney, delegate, and
Mrs. +, II, Babpock, alternate.
M. A. BAIRD, Secretary.
April 25th, 1887.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-04-27

In our advertising columns viii be
found the new advertisement OF Davis
y Son, real estate agents. These gem
tlemen are equipped for the success
full conduct of this line of business, and
we cbeerfully recommend them to the
public as safe and reliable in every
way.
--Cold Temperance drinks Of any
thing you want, at
TUCKER e. SoN's.
MIR. Henderson Jacowav, the
courteous Receiver Of the u. s. land
Office at Dardanelle was over last week
to make remittance of several thous-
and dollars 30 the department. at Wash
ington, the receipts for recent land
sales. He reports unusual activity in
real estate matters.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-04-27
AGBE BUSTERS ess; .S:a .. cs f sss g
Sweet Potatoe Plants.

! shall be prepared in few days to
furnish sweet potatoe plants of the fol-
lowing five best varieties IN cultivation
at twenty-five cents per 100, $3.50 per
1900.
SOUTHERN QUEEN. EARLY GOLDEN.
TENNESSEE YAM. YELLOW NANsEMoNp,
RED NANsEMoNn,
Orders filled IN rotation at the beds,
opposite aud west Of the Baptist chul CHI
Leave orders. Il. +. BApcocK.
Bon Jones was c capital fellow,
Bnt Ae wgs Q confoundedly sallowI
THAT IBIS friends all forsoOk him.
i en- his sweet heart she shook him,
Which made poor Ben loudly below.
Now Ben hada friend named McQueens,
Who told him TO take SMITH S BILE
BEANS,
And now he's as rosy as any pink p0sey,
And has married a woman Of means.
Bile Beans will clear the complexion,
and sweeten the Dream, rs cper bottle.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-04-27

"a strawberry festival under the
auspices of the ladies of the Christian
church, is one of the pleasurable events
booked for our enjoyment in the near
future. Date and place will be given
next issue.
Never neglect cough. At the
first intimation, begin taking SPARKS
INDIAN Cough SYRUP; it is pleasant to
take and positive cure. FOR sale by
W. weimer, and w. 5 Hinton, At
kins. may A.
DIR. c. l.. Kirkscey, r.. b. Higgins,
Sheriff Young, County Clerk Potts,
Harry Poynter, .tDr" j. NJ. Campbell
and Andrew White, all prominent Do
ye- people and welcome visitors have
been in town this week.
We carry complete line and full
stock Of groceries. Terms cash. 80
DAYS to gilt edge customers. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed to every one. We So
lcit your patronage.
j. w. TUCKER q SoN.
Nelson Lewis, colored, of Dardan-
ellie, section hand on the ID. Il X. rail-
road fell from hand car and died in
stantly last Monday morning as the
hands were starting to work. Heart
disease is suspected.
Buy the Boston mixed pickles, the
finest made. They keep them in bar
rels at j. w. TUCKER q Sons.
MIR. S. II. Harris OF Sand Spring in
forms US that he put up 2ll bales OF
cotton at his gin the season Just closed
He reports dry weather and farmers
up with their work.
Yesterday Mr. Bob Miller moved his
furniture stock across the street to the
building lately occupied by Roys q
Co., aud Mesdames Hanson 81 Davis
took immediate possession of the house
vacated by Mr.. Miller.
WANTED. 800 dozen eggs and %
dozen young chickens in the next 80
days for which fancy prices will be
paid by J. S. CHURCH.
may 4.
The members OF the colored Bap'
list denomination have a large church
under way on the west side, and they
expect TO formally dedicate It, In
about three weeks. |. S. Nelson, OF
Dardanelle will be the new pastor, aud
there VIII be preaching on 4th Sundays
LEASES OF LONG STANDING
CURED BY DIR. POTTS CHILL
KILLER.
Miss Leila MeWilliams, who will
be well remembered as the charming
guest of Miss Emma Howell last sum.
mer, is 10 be married in about ten day;
20 young gentleman OF Georgia, and
they viii take their departure inlmedl-
ately on wedding tour TO Europe.
--DR. j. II. POTTS CHILL KILL
Err is THE REMEDY FOR CHlLLS
AND FEVER AND DUMB CHILLS
The terrible cyclone last Friday
lett an impress Of its force In the north.
efh portion Of our own county. The
residences Of MIR. COwan and VIM. Cox
near Freeman were unroofed and
several small outhouses blown down
we have heard Of no further damage.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-04-27
OH Yfmutrat.
LOCAL LIN ES.
1Igbt shower this morning.

"A light shower thls morning.
Mr.. J. l.. Shinn ia visiting St.
Louis. -.
-Navor Russell Is back from his
poston mountain trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett White were
,.,,asts of Mrs. Sallie Bayliss Sunday
Mr.. w. I. Blackboard, one of
scottsyiIe's commercial pillars, was
with MS yesterday.
Mrs. Moseley left Monday to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Jennie Bailey, in
Memphis.
The weather has been decidedly
oool aoain this week and fires felt quite
comfortable.
Mr.. Horace Bradley passed down
the road this morning to Little Rock
on legal business.
Judge r. B. Wilson was in Little
Rock again last week attending to bus
mess before the supreme court.
Miss. Jessie Bonds has been yisi-
TING i'm town the past week the guest of
Miss Emma Bonds and other friends.
The dry weather, the change OF
eeasoa. or something else, has caused
considerable sickness. mostly of a ma
larigl character.
The turkey hunting season expires
with April. Strutting gobblers and
coaue;ing hens will then nave the law
on their SIDE.
The ever recurrent spring time
blneness has taken possession of some of
our farmers. Cheer up gentlemen,
every cloud has its silver lining.
1.-The Rev. Mr. Copeland, of Van
Buren,. delivered Il series of most inter-
esting sermons at the Baptist church
last week.
Prof. Pullin and family arrived
from Clarksville Monday and will make
this their future home. We welcome
them.
Mr.. Frank Bell returned yesterday
from Texas. He says water is. entirely
to scare an article down there to suit
him. Frank is welcomed back.
Mr.. Henry Rushing, of Dover
passed up the road to FIT. Smith one
day last week to see friends and trans
act some legal business.
Another light rain fell Friday morn
ming, but not enough to do much good.
W ilaL we lttu 10 "a ltSNiiat
soaker, unaceompanied with hail or
wind.
breakfast bacon, hams, etc., at
Tucker & Sons, cheaper than anybody
else in town.
On Saturday, the Dist of May, the
annual school meetings occur, and We
trust every school district in the county
will vote an ample tax for school pur-
poses.
They sell more sugar, butter, mo-
lasses and fancy syrups for dollar than
anybody in town, at
TUCKER 81 Sons.
Our enterprising real estate agents,
Messrs. Davis 81 Son, have beautified
their office by the addition of new car
pets, chairs, tables, etc We congratu-
late them upon the evidences of their
prosperity.
We are agents for the Headlight
Lamps, the best in the world to read
by, aud cheaper than the common
lamp. Come and see, at
j. W. TUCKER d Sons.
The assessed valuation of railroads
in this county as made by the state
board of railroad commissioners is as
follows: l.. r. & +. s., 1925, 554 ;
the d. & r., SI2, 1S7; total, 1924, Gal.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-04-27
AGUE BUSTERS 81 A'sss f 2%"i 6 s 3.

| Oranges, bonannas and lemons re-
| ceiyed from New Orleans from two TO
/ three times a week, at
j. w. TUCKER & Sons.
The fortunate possessors of the req
uisite wherewithal to purchase the lus-
/ cious fruit at the rate OF twenty cents
! per quart, have been luxurlaiing in
| Strawberries the past week. The mar
ket is fairly well supplied, the berries
being generally small and inferior, ow-
ing to the cold aud dry weather.
POTTS CHILL KILLER CON-
TAINS NO ARSENIC, STRYCHNINE
OR MERCURY.
Farming operations are compare
lively at a stand still on account of the
dry weather. Cotton planting cannot
be resumed until il rains. Wheat and
! oats have been materially injured. We
hear it predicted by observant farmers
that this will be good cotton year,
basing their predictions on their expo
rience with past dry springs.
-Ague Busters for sale at w. G..
Weimer's. July 6.
+. j. Smith & Co., of FIT. Smith,
have recently finished and put up in
the Atkins cemetery handsome mon
ument over the grave of the wife of
Mr.. Thomas Webb. 1t is made Of the
finest Italian marble, 8 feet and six
inches in height, surmounted by an
urn encircled with a wreath of flowers,
the entire design being beautiful and
appropriate.
Fine large and sound eating sweet
potatoes at % cts per peck, one dollar
per bushel, at TUCKER q Sons.
I'VE are reioiced to hear Of the inn
proved condition OF our townsman Mr.
John B. Evants. He has been very
sick man for several days and his
chances of recovery at one time seemed
doubtful. This morning he is much
better, with every indication of early
| convalescence, fact his friends viii
hail with pleasure. He was first strick-
en- with CONGESTION.
USE DIR. j. II. POTTS CHILL
KILLER. MANUFACTURED BY
j. w. WELLS.
--"How to select Partner" the
third of the series, was the subject of
the Rev. Mr.. Miners lecture last Sun
day night, and good audience was
out to hear it. We noticed that the
young people were well represented.
Which was as it should be, for the sub
ject had peculiar interest for them.
Mr.. Miner was in his happiest vein and
delivered good lecture.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-04-27
Reeds Chill Cure.

The enterprising druggist Mr.. w. G.
Weimer, has secured the agency for
Reeds Chill Cure, and has on hand a
large supply Of this celebrated medi-
cine. II contains no qnlnine, strych-
nine nor arsenic. The most delicate
child or female can take it.with ease,
pleasant to the taste and guaranteed to
cure if used as directed. Box Of pills
free with every box.
Dear Sir: Your Reeds Chill Cure
bought Of Wilson & Co, Of this place Is
I'D eadenerp for chills.
GEO. RUGGLEs.
Mulberry. Ark, June 10. ct,
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-04-27
They are Thankful.

The following communication was
received this morning and explains
itself:
GAINESVILLE, Ark, April 20, 1887.
Relief Committee, Russellyille, Ark.
GENTLEMEN:
Yours of this date with enclosure re.
ceiyed. In behalf of the relief commit
tee at this place, and our entire county,
we tender our heartfelt thanks for the
LIBERAL donations made by the kind and
generous citizens of Rnssellville and
community, hoping you may never
need like assistance but assuring you
should your people be so unfortunate,
they will find warm friends at this
place and vicinity.
Yours truly,
E. Il. MCCONNELL,
j. N. BROWN,
f. II. McKENNoN,
Relief Committee.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-04-27

lNiic'c Cioup, NnoopinS CouSn, anu
Bronchitis. For sale by j. w. Wells.
-Jellies, fancy candies and all kinds
of picnic goods, even fishing tackle for
sale at TUCKER q Sons.
THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, of
Bourbon, Ind, says: "Both myself and
wife owe our lives to SHILOH'S CON-
SUMPTION CURE" For sale by j.
w. Wells.
fucker e. Son have the only steam
peanut rooster in the city. Try a nickle
package.
Ten Center for Half Dime Is the
name of the best &c cigar in RUSSELL
vile, at TUCKER & Sons.
Read the advertisement Of Smith &
Co., and write them for terms on mu-
steal instruments If you need anything
in that line.
They say that j. w. Tucker & Son
sell the finest cider and vinegar in
town and it is a fact too.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com.
plant, you have printed guarantee on
every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer. II
never fails to cure. For sale by j. w
Wells.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
Price 80 cents. For sale by J. w. Wells.
"HACKMETACK," a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price Is and SC
cents. For sale by j. w. Wells.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indi-
gestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Los,
of Appetite, Yellow Skin. Shiloh's
Vitalizer is positive cure.-For sale
by j. w. Wells.
WHY WILL you cough when Shi
loh's Cure will give you immediate re
lief. Price 10 cts, 80 cts. and 81. Fol
sale by j. w. Wells,
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-04-27
GIFT service.

The w. G. L. u. will hold gift serv-
ice in the M. E. G. 5. on Sunday night,
May lst. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-04-27
kGUE BUSERS, ch che Sa'f' chi sH-' car ..d

SHILOH'S CURE will Immediately
relieve Group, Whooping Cough, and
Bronchitis. For sale by j. w. Wells.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-04-27

khlIE pllcTEpc Guaranteed TO Cure Price
nouL puoiLnS Pleasant TO Take 5ocu
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-04-27

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that there
will he a Public Examination of Teach
ers at Dover, the lst, 81 and 81 days of
June. A. ID. 1887, to ascertain the Pro-
fessional Qualifications of all persons
desiring to teach in Public Schools of
Pope county. No private examinations
will be granted except in extreme
cases. w. A. BAIRD.
County Examiner, Pope Co. Ark.
April 9th, 1887.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-04-27

-Jellies, fancy candies and all kinds
OF picnic goods, even fishing tackle for
sale at TUCKER & Sons.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-04-27

Oranges, bonannas and lemons re-
ceived from New Orleans from two to
three times week, at
j. w. flicker q SoNis.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-04-27
lrIIC DIIcTcDc Cure your Chills and Tone
HuUc bUSICnS up your System. Price SOC

"a strawberry festival under the
auspices of the ladies of the Christian
church, is one of the pleasurable events
booked for our enjoyment in the near
future. Date and place will be given
next issue.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-04-27

visited one of the neighborhoods
struck by the deadly wind as soon as
the report reached Clarksvile and
conveyance could be. secured
He found him self in the midst Of
scene of death, destruction and
sorrow that would have brought
tears from the most callous heart and
feeling of the purest sympathy. Al
p. NJ. Turner'S, just three miles due
north from GAINESVILLE, the cyclone
had fallen with crushing power and
the massive log residence that few
hours before held happy family
was nothing but an indication Of
what it had been. The family had
| Just eat breakfast and were gathered
IN the family room. Mr.. Turner anC
one Of his daughters had just CLOSED
the door TO keep out the wind, mo-
imagining that it could be more
than usual breeze, when the blacl
cloud swooped down upon them
The roofing and the massive log;
and bricks composing the chimney
were either blown away or piled In
one chaotic mass together. The
family was buried in the ruins, pin
ned down by huge beams and stones
and were unable torender assistance
to each other. Mr.. M. j. West, ;
near neighbor, was among the frs
to reach the scene and, with help
succeeded in pulling Mrs Turne
from the debris, when he discovered
that she was dead, having beer
killed instantly, doubtless. Aggle
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

Co. A had a nesting in full dress last
night Al the armory. After signing the rGat.s
ter roll the boys were lreatsi to a most &C
cepta6le New Years GIFT, tEeir pay for the
summers encampm -nt what no company IL
Kansas has vet obtained. II they had de-
pended on the stat they would have bean
cosspslled to wait three or four months for
payment. Capt Richey, however, antici-
mated that pay would not come arniss and 50
with ais u-usl Isersli-y ca~h-d the accounts
ot al tia me >lbers OF tss coaPsny and sent
them away rejoicing. The company is noS
in al sxc-igess cosiirioa and is considered
ono of tee nsst ia ihs STATE At taa Hsxt
meeting scsse changes will De Elsse and an
eisetion of ocsc.rs hsld with the hopes Of
still iurshsr improving 1t.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01
JUSTICE COURT.

The cas- Of y T. Earl sXsinst II. F.
Frisnd was yesterday s.vsn hsAriRs DO
fore Justice walker. Tie plaintiff claimed
fsss amounting 20 81. Decision vas rem
dsred for the plaintiff.
The WHISKY cXs> flsd so1s. days ago have
b~en postponed uHsl asrt week. Il il inti-
ID that something i.hxeiy to dsveloPe
beyond the ordis.-y in Oh. Of tss casss.
IL jugs Barrssss court G. ID Russell
was introduced fer . preliminary hearing
I. will "a =eTssfabx&4 that 90 - tbs lAd rno
gave tbs Fsr,o--a1ee At Garsso'lo1s --oue
evenings .ss h plssa guilsy and w1a s"ot
TO jail 70 swat . hearing in the district
court in d-fasls o; q SO bail
J. Y Br;dg.. who ass.1lt>d " q ksr1-
BE a. tks rsze c. tie c-eaE.ry fire.. was
,ried b~to-e Barrstt Yesterday aad fasi Ter
excessive ersrxy
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01
NEW BUSINESS BLOCKS.

A reporter was yesterday shown by Arch
itect J. NJ. Gile the plans and specifications
of new business blocks to be erected early in
the spring upon East Douglas.
Messrs. Beard & Wilkis viii build upon the
present site OF Posts jewelry store, TIE
north east corner OF Douglas and Emporia, a
four-story brick block. The building will lie
fitted out with all the modern improvements
and conveniences. 1t viii have depth of
40 feet and front of so feet, built from
pressed bricks with stone trimming, making
one of the most elegant fronts in the city.
Upon the corner o: Douglas and Fourth,
known rs the Hunter corner, viii also be
built by Mr. Beard . four-story brick block
with 3 pressed brick front of fifty feet and 4
depth Of 70 East of this so up two three
story business buildings each with o front
age of twenty-five feet, and win be owned
by Messrs. Draper Is Snyder.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01
THE MASQUERADE.

The masquerade bah gwen last night y
the Sons Of Herman nj the opera house az 5
another TO the many delightful affairs gwen
by this order.
The hail had been very tastefully and
beautifully decorated with spruce and the
national co!ors. The music was furnished
by Shaw's orchestra, and the supper ty
Gandolfo
The gallery wss full OF spectators and
upon the floor was a gay and motley dressed
crowd.
The participants in The bah included only
the members of the order and their invited
guests: 30 that there were seen upon 5he
floor Representatives OF the leading German
families of the city Tire @rund a.arch com
noncedat o'clock ana was lead by JOS
Koeuig followed a long line OF figures repre-
senting clowns, baritquinS, jockeys, peas
ants dukes queens and kings making an odd
and anu ,ing pic,u e Thea they broae up
in the merry waltz and danced away the old
year, and with music ans dancing welcomed
tie new
Many striking costumes were noticed
amons the dancers. fas-t and Gretrhin
were Represented 10y Ar and Mrs, Otto Z'm-
norman; Mexican rroa-er, George Bost-
rcr: Night, Mis- W,nzel: Spanish csva-
her, ThoS Book; Indian war; r. Caas.
Brown; jockey, Schuh; French court SUIT, 4
II. Lake; song ana daucy artist, Robert
Rusch; jockey, Mr. Chsn jerz: Indian prin-
cess, Miss Schulz; the bel,z, Miss Spurrisr:
harlequin. Sam Hiburg; flower girl, Mss
Lille Cortin: clown. Frank johnson: pop
corn girls, Misses Bi.naa a-d Franks: Eng
llsh no5lernan. Mr. &ayapaz g.: &ikaJo. Miss
Chandler: nun. 4 's- Phillips; flower girl.
Miss Erhart: Cythisra ms Gyys ~ girl, Ms
Robinson; French pesSsnz. Miss Eaenbach:
Indian princess, There's ScAsb; Irish }.sas-
ant Miss Hoenschoi,lt: Scotch la>,ie. Mrs.
Taylor; lady of court Of L"uas PHILIPPE. Ars.
Comly; Uncle Sam, Judge Garrison. Sew
erai amusing psptomimes were introduced;
Gilmore's band consisted 81 full ka2oe band
lead by gorgeouslr attirod drum msjor; in
another, large beer bottle, barring
the brands Of tbs le%du,s manu- actur-
es appeared UpcR the sia-e: Lsmp's
Val BlalzS. BeIlS. AuheGser q Busck snd J os
SchelItzs commenced tobbirg round the stage
to the great amusement end delight OF the
audience.
Great credit is due the various committees
for the work done:
Arrangement-John Hosnscheiat, L. ".
DittInan. y e Crib.
Floor-Georse kroensrt, Otto thinner
mann, A. c. Gnsey. J f. BSekr, Jos Koea;-.
Sam Hess, ". J. Ho-aschsIs:
Tickets-Gs.orga Naal, VIM. TuSch, Geo
Bobstner, II. Tssgenhofst.
Reception-FeEsr Getta. Christ hirllrerle.
s. a Harburg. Ernst DrSve4, Charles Il
Luling, Chsrles Eckert, : BrsiESca
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01
THE FREMONT HOSSE.

The three-story frame hotel known as the
fremont, now being moved from tina cor
ner of Douglas and Emporia avenues to
South Fourth avenue, was formerly the En-
pire house and stool for years ON the corner
of Third and Main streets, six hundred feet
north of the Occidental In 1S7l-72 it was
the largest hotel south and west OF Emporia.
The town in - commenced snaying south
and IN two or three years the Empire stood
alone aud unoccapiesi. tt was moved half
mile down to Douglas avenue TO overtake
business. but how il is crowded out by too
mach business. No doubt there is reserved
for it another history in its Lew location,
vi had 1t stuck 10 the ground OF lis first
love it would today be- occupying a most
eligible site.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01
THE MUSEUM.

An entire change will take place at this
popular place OF amusement and new faces
VIII greet the patrons next 0esk.
In the Curio Psrlors viii be William Pen
nick, the human balloon; lola Zobera, the
Cashmere princess; Tommy Slatern, the
frog boy, all OF which ere spoken OF as de
cidedly interesting cIriosities.
In the auditorium viii be presented a com
edy entitled the Rustic Retreat, combined
with olios by Mr.. Martin and Mr.. Lorsdale ),
and Zonave drill by Corporal Johnson.
In the farce Mr. 2cIntoch, the commedian,
who is making HIMSELF prime favorite, viii
appear as Nicoiemus Nobbs. Ar. Mcintosh
is tia stage manager at the Museum and a
very efficient one.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01

It will he Remembered thst fe~ days axc
mention Was made OF cutting .falr a. sse
notorious ErtIe bFlcz on West DogSlss
avenue TEs row occurred Sunday sni
was thought not seriously hurt Eis svoaais
were dressed by a physician ausi Ia ~sat
proving around den sns dive g. usual.
Yesterday he ~as taken seriously Ill fresl
the effects OF the -ouni and il is taongh, ks
viii ncs live.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-01
A WHOLESALE HOUSE.

There is a gentleman in the city represent
ing Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, hardware
firm which makes 4 speciality of wire and
fencing, and building material The eoEE-
ptny sent him west TO locsse a wholesale
house. They decided that it was to their
interest 20 havs house IL Kansas He has
visited Topeka and Lsavesvorth His few
days examination OF this city has caused him
company 70 lorete its western house. lie
was given the question 30 decide ard cosse-
qusntly, yesterday, was locking for q suita-
bic building for business.